Monday, February 11, 2013

One Photographer Wants To Make A Difference In The Wake Of Hurricane Sandy


This is a brief excerpt from F-Stoppers




One of my fellow photographer buddies, Andrew Link, the photo director for Rides Magazine, is native to Staten Island, which was hit very hard by Hurricane Sandy. Although, I never knew the extent until I saw his photo series. For a commercial car and portrait photographer, he put together quite a compelling group of photos telling the story of the difficult rebuilding process in Staten Island.


Some of the images you will see are taken of destroyed homes, once lived-in by Andrew’s friends and loved ones. Read below about how Andrew has put his camera down for a moment and is taking the time to help make a difference in his community.


“I’ve never been a photojournalist. My last 7 years have been spent as a commercial and editorial photographer. I’m used to comfy studios and hand picked locations. However, when Hurricane Sandy tore through my hometown of Staten Island, NY on October 29th, 2012, things changed. I was out the door immediately with a Fujifilm x100 to document as much as I could. I had traded my comfy studios for being knee deep in mud and debris to capture images that would let people outside of our area …



By: Douglas Sonders


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